Games you admit playing on easy.

[Black Arrow Officer]

I play Half Life 2 on easy when it comes to the part with the striders. When I finally beat them on hard mode once, it was like an orgasmic experience for me.

 

[AgDr_ODST]

Guitar Hero 3, Halo 3, Saints Row's 1&2(or was it normal for those games....im not to sure)

 

[Custard_Angel]

I play Minecraft on peaceful usually because I don't like having to go inside during the night so I don't accidentally stumble across a creeper and blow up a large portion of my house.

 

[Engarde]

I can't remember the last time I played something on easy. It isn't something I do often, I am confident enough in my own abilities to challenge myself and I prefer to learn by jumping in the deep end.

 

[SirAroun]

Iji and minecraft,
i don't what enemys to doge me attacks and really do you NEED minecraft the be any harder then easy?

 

[Lukirre]

Oblivion and Fallout. I don't know about all of you, but I don't play those for the challenge. It's the freedom of choice I like.

I'd like to agree with this statement as well.

I generally play my RPG's on easy (Mass Effect, Fallout 3, Dragon Age, etc), simply because I don't play them for the challenge like I would, say, an FPS. When I take time to go around the wasteland, exploring every nook and cranny, there is nothing that takes me out of the game more than having to plant 8+ rounds into a Raider's head to take him or her down.

 

[Smooth Operator]

DA2, not because it was hard but because the battles were such horseshit so I just wanted to see what little story there is.

 

[WhiteHawk0117]

Company of Heros. WTF am I doing again!?

 

[cyanomical]

Dirt 3, love the feel of driving, CBF'd pushing hard against unbeatable times/opponents

 

[infohippie]

I keep seeing Bioshock crop up in here. The thing with turning down the difficulty in Bioshock is you never learn the most important mechanical lesson the game teaces you: Electric Buck = I win. Always. I couldn't agree more about the creep factor though. I'm hoping they tone that down a bit with Infinite.

TBH, I'd rather see the devs up the creepy for Bioshock Infinite. There just don't seem to be many creepy games on the market that aren't trying outright to be a horror game (and usually failing). The creepy factor was what made me play (and love) Bioshock in the first place, despite it being a shooter which is a type of game I normally despise.

 

[Professor James]

Half life 2 although too be fair it was the first FPS I played on a PC.

 

[T1tan45]

Dragon Age: Origins, I had to, at first I played on normal, but when I got to the middle of the game, It was potion after potion, and I always had to save the game constantly because I always died. I thought I was pretty decent at those types of games, until I play that game.

 

[Operative1980]

Ill try and finish a game the first time on normal or hard but switch it to easy on the 2nd play to get trophies/achievements if it allows it

 

[saruman31]

All. I mostly play them for story.

 

[Drakmorg]

Bioshock.
Because I figured "What the hey, it's not like it's actually possible to lose at this game, so it's not even worth my time to pretend that it's a challenge."

 

[2012 Wont Happen]

I play MineCraft on easy.
Goddamn Creepers...
*twitch*

I play on a server where creepers just run up to you then shyly stand there. I forget that they are actually dangerous sometimes.

OT:

Civilization games.

 

[mysecondlife]

I remember playing this on my uncle's computer.

sigh.. the good days..

 

[Ben Legend]

Rock Band, on the world tour mode. I have to play bass and vocals, and cannot be bothered increasing the difficulty.

 

[Cogwheel]

Some parts of Bioshock. STALKER: SoC, and a bunch of RTSs.

Also, the Touhou games, initially. And a lot of my roguelike wins come from comparatively easy class/race combos.

 

[C2Ultima]

I play the Left 4 Dead 2 campaigns on Easy, but I also play them on every other difficulty. I don't need to play the higher difficulties all the time.

Although, I always play Minecraft on Easy.